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QUESTION ONE: 1600’s Children played games and used their imaginations without any input from adults. 1920’s Books were produced in color and literacy became widespread enough to make children’s picture books and industry. 1 9 6 0 ’ s Literature specifically written for c...

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CHL2601
ASSIGNMENT
7_69011990

, QUESTION ONE:


1600’s 1920’s




1960
Children played games and Books were produced in color ’
used their imaginations and literacy became




s
without any input from widespread enough to make
adults. children’s picture books and
industry.


Literature specifically
written for children became
non-existent. Stories were
shared orally in the African
culture.




1979
Digital literacy is considered to
be any text created on a
computer and which can be
read on an electronic platform
(Marais & Evans, 2018:87).
This includes e-books,
animated poetry, animations,
e-mails, SMS messages, blogs, In 1979, Mantis and moon
applications and interactive was published, bringing
stories, which can be about opportunities for local
retrieved, created, modified, English writers to have the
saved or presented on and children books published.
even printed from a digital
device.
1988
2018




In 1988, a collection of
A collection of African
Swazi, Zulu and Xhosa
myths and legends were
published in 2001 by Jay 2001 folktales were published in
The best of African folklore
Heale and Dianne Stewart. by Phyllis Savory.

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